Emerging athletes program ushja

Click here for instructions on how to access the free training. Application materials must be completed and submitted no later than April 1, for all Regional Training Sessions.

The Emerging Athletes Program Committee will review all applications after the application closing date, and applicants will be notified of their acceptance status following this review. National Training Session After the Regional Training Sessions conclude, 16 riders and a select number of stable managers are invited to attend the National Training Session based on their riding and stable-management skills, written test results and future potential.

Safe Sport The U. Presenting Sponsors Educational Provider. Emma Gallagher, Shadow Hills, Calif. Carolena Galvin, San Francisco, Calif. Josie Galvin, San Francisco, Calif. Isabella Gaydeski, Concord, N. Kos Gilbert, Ann Arbor, Mich. Erykah Glass, Alpharetta, Ga. Madelyn Godard, Aiken, S. McKenna Goodson, Amherst, Mass. Mollie Goto, Gulf Breeze, Fla. Sydney Green, Lexington, Ky. Avery Guthrie, Cumming, Ga.

Emma Gutstein, Glencoe, Ill. Elisabeth Higgs, Atlantic Highlands, N. Rebecca Hopkins, Northville, Mich. Zoey Horn, Hillsborough, N. Jaxon Hoshaw, Clermont, Fla. Payton Hotter-Jensen, Arvada, Colo. Sophia James, Sammamish, Wash. Hannah Jankowski, Jefferson City, Mo. Piper Janus, Loomis, Calif. Johanna Jessen, Lake Charles, La. Kyra Jones, Round Hill, Va. Mia Jones, Cypress, Calif. Grace Kanavage, Bishop, Ga. Ella Kaniclides, West Newbury, Mass.

Molly Kaster, San Jose, Calif. Claire Kelley, Harvard, Mass. Margaret Kendrick, Loxahatchee, Fla. Campbell Key, Atlanta, Ga. Bea Kiggen, Salisbury, Conn. Kailie Kilpatrick, Waddell, Ariz. Taylor Kogen, Deerfield, Ill.

Jesse Kruszynski, San Anselmo, Calif. Ellie Kurtz, Sammamish, Wash. Kaitlyn Lancelle Bates, Waukesha, Wis. Thea Le, Mission Viejo, Calif. Gabriella Lewis, Zionsville, Ind. Isabel Livingston, Columbus, Ga. Olivia Lonneman, Charleston, S.

Karissa Luby, Brighton, Colo. Rowan Macdonald-Hays, Chicago, Ill. Sydney Macgregor, Augusta, Ga. Although some participants enter the program just for the experience, many have professional aspirations and hope that the program will open doors to new opportunities and serve as a pathway to success.

Both clinicians were first-time visitors to TIEC, and had high praise for the facility. My husband, Skip, judges here a lot, and he was just raving about it. The fact that we have that tented arena here is really great, too. These photos may only be used once in relation to this press release with proper credit. Contact media tryon. Categories: News , Press Releases. These sessions will specifically discuss the Jumping Athlete Pathway, a joint USHJA-US Equestrian effort that identifies and nurtures Jumping athletes as they advance through the sport to enhance future success for Olympic and international teams representing the United States.

At the same time, trainers of these athletes will be recognized as Gold Star Jumper Coaches and will receive specialized pins that denote their title.